1956 Lincoln Premiere Coupe 368 CI Engine in Amethyst & Ride on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're in the West Suburbs of Chicago IL on 6-18-23.
We're looking at a 1956 Lincoln Premiere Coupe in Amethyst Body Paint and Starmist White Roof. The car comes with the 368 CI Y-block V8 Engine and has an automatic transmission.
The car's Owner is Dennis Price. Dennis’ had this car since 2023. He shares he remembers seeing one as a young boy and he always wanted one. He recently seen one at auction, and when the final hammer hit, the car was his.
ENJOY!
Hi, If you like this video, please click on SUPER THANKS ❤ with the $ in the middle which is the SUPER THANKS button under the video. Thank you! Lou
Awesome! Just awesome. Not many of these left. Perhaps this car belongs in a museum..simply beautiful! Have a blessed day!
Hi Gerry, High praise :-) Blessings received. God bless you too, Lou
🙋♂️THANKS LOU AND DENNIS,FOR KEEPING US IN THE PINK 😁🤗💚💚💚
Hi Budget Audiophile Life-long, You're welcome, Lou
Happy Independence Day! An American car for an American holiday. What a beautiful car in pink.
Hi Cars Are The Best, Happy Independance Day! Happy to share this American car with you :-) Lou
Truly lovely car. Enjoyed it lots. Thanks to you and the owner for sharing this gem with us.
Hi Watt, Happy to share this "gem" with you, Lou
Wow. That is a gorgeous car! The story was that the stylist Bill Schmidt had been scuba diving in the Bahamas and the reef sharks he saw gliding through the water inspired the lines of the car. There's a guy in Indy named Phil Shafer who has a convertible in Amethyst that had belonged to his grandma. Would love to see the two cars together! Thanks, Lou.
Hi Tom, Happy to read "Wow. That is a gorgeous car!" :-) Would be fun to meet Phil and share that car too. You're welcome, Lou
What a scarce piece of Automobile Art...a Mid Century Moderne Masterpiece. Thanks Dennis and Lou.
High praise CJ Design :-)
Gorgeous. One of the styling masterpieces that can't be improved, like the 61 Lincoln or 65 Riviera. And Y-blocks have such a great sound. This is a bucketlist car for me. You can tell how understandably happy Dennis is with his new acquisition...lots of bling in his garage with this Lincoln parked next to his Cadillac!
Hi Steve S, Happy to read "One of the styling masterpieces that can't be improved" :-) Lou
@@steves9905
You're absolutely CORRECT!
There are very few cars that I personally wouldn't change a thing on... The '56 Lincoln is one of those... They're absolutely gorgeous
Both bazaar and beautiful car. He has kept it in beautiful condition. love the hood ornament and bazaar AC vent system. Same exhaust run as the Continental of the same year. Thanks Lou, you got the details.
Hi Alex, My pleasure sharing the details with you. You're welcome, Lou
The air conditioner is in the trunk. That's why those clear tubes come out of the back.
It's just gorgeous inside and out! It certainly has left an impression upon me, and its completely understandable why it did on Mr. Price, too. What a treat! Thanks, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this "treat" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Very nice Lincoln - definitely a unique colour! Very clean example with great lines.
Thanks Lou and Dennis for letting us see it.
Hi Jeff, Happy to share this unique colour car with you :-) You're welcome, Lou
I TRULY BELIEVE THAT 1956 WAS ONE OF THE BEST YEARS FOR STYLING, LINCOLNS, FORD CROWN VICS, NOMAD, BELAIRS WITH THEIR 2 TONES, ON AND ON, GREAT YEAR.
Hi David, High praise for the styling of 1956 :-) Lou
@@loucostabile I WAS 10 AT THE TIME AND ALREADY LOVED THE BEAUTIFUL STYLING OF THE CARS, AND THE BEAUTIFUL COLORS, HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT 4TH LOU, KEEP THE GREAT VIDEOS COMING, MY GRANDAUGHTER GOT MARRIED TODAY, DAVE
Hats off to his father. What a wonderful car.
Hi RJ, Happy to read you enjoy this "wonderful car" :-) Lou
What a beautiful color, that one close up of it when you were opening the door I seen the sparkle and richness, The matching steering wheel and interior were perfect match as well, sometimes interior colors don't match up that good, the attention to detail back then was so awesome . What an era of luxury automobile manufacturing.
Awesome car Dennis and thank you Lou for showing it
Hi Scott, Happy to read the details you enjoy with this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE, ALL THE NEW CARS LOOK LIKE THEY ARE STYLED AFTER A SUPPOSITORY.
WHERE DID THE STYLE GO? ONLY 4 COLORS WHITE, SILVER, GREY, BLACK, BORING.
Wow!! Haven't seen one of these in years. Thanks Lou for highlighting this beautiful car. 👍
Hi Pete's Taint, Happy to receive a "Wow!!" from you :-) You're welcome, Lou
Arguably, the ‘56 Lincolns were among the most beautifully designed ones to roll off the assembly line. And the pastels color palette with matching leather interiors topped all other manufacturers’ offerings. Beautiful car!
Hi Noel, High praise of the design of this car :-) Lou
Suddenly it's 1956 again! 👍. Lou, you've done it again! Today July 4th. What a great celebration of the GREAT AMERICAN Luxury Sedan. For 56 Lincoln was the most striking of Luxury vehicles from the big three. As I recall, Lincoln For 56 was given an award for styling by some engineering organization. 🏆 Lincoln was the last to offer a full size RWD Luxury Sedan. Fortunately have a 2007 Town Car Signature Limited which will literally carry me to the grave! LINCOLN, what a Luxury car should be! 😎
Hi RICK 0e, Happy to share this "GREAT AMERICAN Luxury Sedan" with you :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
What an amazing car and in such original condition. It's what luxury should be. Thanks for sharing Lou.
Hi AllanK, Happy to share this "amazing car" with you :-) You're welcome, Lou
In 1956, when I was 11, my mom's cousin from TEXAS came to visit. THIS is the exact car she and her husband showed up in. It was Pink. It had those airflow tubes in the rear window. It was warm 80° plus the day she arrived in California. She made sure she was wearing her MINK STOLE ! THEY were in "OIL" !
HI fob1xxl, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Moms Cousin from TEXAS car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Lou , you continue to knock it outta the park, especially with very rare bird as always Thank You and please keep'em coming for us.
Hi Kevin, Happy to read my batting average is high with you :-) You're welcome, Lou
Gorgeous car. I always loved the Ford concept cars of the early '50's like the XM-800 and Mystere, and this car was the closest actual production car to their styling cues. Very elegant tasteful lines. One of my all time favorites for sure.
Hi Joseph, Happy to read "One of my all time favorites for sure" :-) Lou
Holy pink guacamole this one is a most stoopendous example of operational object de arting. Jimmeny crickets couldn't have presented this magnificence any more spectacularly. Thanks Lou. This is the best show on Y-Tube.
Hi gnewb e, High praise :-) You're welcome, Lou
Incredible Lincoln guys, very rare, a show stopper 👍
Happy to share this "show stopper" to you :-)
That Lincoln Premier is a true gem . It's like a giant piece of jewelry that you can drive . Love the style of the cars from the 50's . Thanks for sharing Lou .
Hi Michael, Happy to share this "true gem" with you :-) You're welcome, Lou
One of the most beautiful cars that Lincoln ever offered. Great colors, and air conditioned too!
High praise :-)
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!! What a rare find. You can tell Dennis has a taste for things such as this. It's a PERFECT fit for both Dennis and the Lincoln! Congratulations to them both!
Happy to read "PERFECT"
Stunning car - the 1956 is THE most beautiful Lincoln ever built.
High praise :-)
Now, THAT is an auto one would see in 1956 Miami Beach! Let’s hop
in and go to Trader Vic’s for a cocktail. True automotive art one will
never see again.
Happy to share this "automotive art" with you :-)
Wow, Lou!
What an incredible Lincoln!
The '56 Lincolns were probably the best styled of the Fifties, next to the MK.II....
Hi Slick, High praise for the styling of this car :-) Lou
20 years agoI was very near to buy a exactly like car in same colorcombo, but it was a unrestored convertible in awesome condition. - I didn`t bought it., I was a IDIOT and one of the most stupid things in my whole life. - When I see this beauty, I got tears in my eyes! - Thank you Lou and thanks to the owner for showing this car on your channel Lou!
Hi Ole Andreas Jensen, We've all missed those car opportunities :-) Enjoy the Channel with me and stay happy my Friend. You're welcome, Lou
Oh,Lou. You always feature such fantastic cars and owners . Thanks
Hi Sean, Happy to read you're enjoying the episodes on this Channel :-) You're welcome, Lou
The "car of the future" ... (just before the promised "hover car")... what a stylish beauty ! Love the AC tubes from the back window to the roof and all the attention to detail, lines and badging. It's a rolling commercial !
HI CDN Citizen, "It's a rolling commercial !" GREAT LINE! Lou
I think those tubes were so cool...but most folks thought they ruined vision provided by the rear view mirror.
Awesome! When I was a child circa 1960 I remember being picked up at school in one of these that was white with black/white interior. Never forgot.
Hi Jeffrey, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the car you were picked up from at school :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Absolutely gorgeous! 😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks Lou!
Hi motorTranz, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
There's a man who loves his Lincoln. He got hold of a beauty
Happy to share this "beauty" with you :-)
This might be your #1 ranked car, Lou! There are lots of interesting details, including a 130 MPH speedometer.
Hi Jed, High praise :-) Lou
DENNIS,YOU HAVE A GREAT CAR 🤩🤩AND ALOT OF SURPRISES 😎 …ENJOY THE SUMMER AND THE CAR SHOWS🤗
NICE !
¡Qué llamativo se veía este Lincon Premiere Coupé 1956 con esa combinación de rosa y techo blanco! Este auto tiene tantos detalles que sería demasiado largo nombrarlos. Pero lo que más me llamó la atención, fueron esos conductos situados en la parte posterior para conducir el aire a través de tubos transparentes hacia cuatro ventilas situadas en el techo. Además, de las ventanas traseras que se abren y cierran eléctricamente... Y, como de costumbre, esos llamativos manuales y catálogos, con fotos e ilustraciones imperdibles de la época. ¡Felicidades al señor Price, por adquirir el auto de sus sueños! ¡Y a ti, Lou, por mostrarnos está gema automotriz!
You're right Jaime, This one has too much to share. I agree the air conditioning unit is sure different with those clear tubes. My pleasure sharing this "automotive gem" with you, Lou
Wow!!!! Such a beauty!…, and it sounds even better….
High praise :-)
Hey Dennis, beautiful car enjoy your dream and have fun. Thanks Lou for Another Great Video!!!
Hi Big Mountain, Happy to share this "beautiful" car with you :-) You're welcome, Lou
My parents bought one used in "59. Mom and Dad decided to get it painted at Earl Scheib in a black over yellow color. I don't recall the original color but odds are it started out something pale. The car turns up in some of our earliest home movies. I remember riding in it with its white interior.
HI TralfazConstruction, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Parents car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
This really brings me back!...While stationed in the Navy in San Diego, 1970--I somehow found a jewel of a 1957 Lincoln Premiere. Turquoise color, 4-door, with that 368 engine (for 57, the hp was boosted to an even 300) The car at that time had only 33,000 miles on it...and I bought it for $800 bucks!...Being a young idiot about cars, I decided to sell it less than a year later. Over these last 50+ years now, I have not seen more than a half-dozen of these excellent cruisers, here in the Seattle area. I have read, that the 1957 model was not popular with Lincoln fans...and in 1958, Lincoln changed the styling dramatically, and stuck with that new look, for over a decade. The 1957 model year sported large fins--not appreciated by the wealthier car buyers, I guess!...that model year was the lowest-selling year of the 1950s, for Lincoln.
Hi Curbozer Boomer, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Its's a beautiful car is right.
Congrats to the owner and nice work, Lou!
Hi Glen Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
wow! Ive never heard of this model and wow is it gorgeous, amazing design cues and the color suits it perfect, wow Im blown away, Lou you have a good eye for cars that attract us gear heads.
Hi soupercooper, Happy to receive a "wow!" from you :-) Good news! Here is one more for you, Lou th-cam.com/video/ziEEAdOezV4/w-d-xo.html
I've always thought the 1956 was the prettiest Lincoln made.
Add in 'factory air' and you have the rarest.
High praise :-)
Now that's style! And the exhast notes are an added bonus.
HI Delray Shaffer, Happy to read you enjoy the style and sounds from this car :-) Lou
Another beautiful vintage car, Lou! I've been watching your channel since 2020. I absolutely love the color combination and the unique A/C system. I was curious if the A/C still worked. I love how the rear passenger windows go down in a unique way! Truly a beautiful car. Good luck to it's new owner...I know he will cherish it.
Hi Jerry, Happy to see you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Yes A./C works. Lou
@@loucostabile My name isn't Jerry; it's Dawn.
WOW!! He scored big time getting that car!! It's beautiful. I had a 57 Lincoln, but Ford put those Batmobile fins on it and it just wasn't as clean as the 56. That AC is super rare. I read that AC was an $8,500 option in todays dollars. Can you imagine? Most homes in 1956 didn't have AC.
Hi JWelchon, Happy to receive a "WOW!" from you :-) Glad to read you had a fun car too, Lou
Beautiful 2-door hardtop! Designed by John Tjaarda, who also designed the 1955 Lincoln Futura, which it resembles.
Hi Dejael, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Lou
What a beautiful classic! That's a car one don't see everyday! There aren't hardly any 1956 Lincoln Premiere on the road. I find the air conditioning system quite unique! That has to be a first for me. It has a healthy sounding engine, and that Amethyst and white paint scheme looks real sharp! On another note, I saw your Dodge Viper in the background! What a beautiful car Lou! Happy July 4th!
Hi Michael, Happy to read you enjoy this "beautiful classic" :-) Yes, the Viper made a cameo appearance in the background. Happy 4th of July, Lou
Our neighbors across the alley had a cream-white 1957 Premiere with cream and turquoise upholstery, factory AC (I loved the tubes) and a Continental Kit. The car was so long that their garage door couldn't close. They owned the only fountain pen sales and repair shop in Downtown Los Angeles and made a good living. They replaced it in 1965 with a Ford Country Squire Galaxie station wagon.
Hi John, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your neighbors car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Wonderful well optioned survivor in a great over the top color from the fifties.
Nice :-)
Back in the late 60’s my sun aunt and uncle had a 1956 Premier 4 door hardtop. It had been their main vehicle until 1967. They kept it as a secondary vehicle. Another uncle bought a 1957 Premier from a collector who had died back in the early 70’s. I remember it had a white leather interior.
Hi Dave, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Aunt & Uncles car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Hello Lou! I was just sitting here messing with my phone, and i typed 1956 Lincoln Premiere in the TH-cam search engine just to see what I would find. And I found this - another one of your fabulous videos on another fabulous mid-1950s car. The LINCOLN PREMIERE FOR 1956!
Now here we are in 2024, and a car like this is not what we see every day now. Lincoln was going up against Cadillac (as usual) and, over at Chrysler, Imperial was in its second year as a separate brand. Packard, meanwhile, was in its final year before the arrival of those "Packardbakers" that eventually drove it to its grave a short two years later. Many choices for luxury car buyers in 1956. Those were the days!
Thanks again, Lou, for another video. You always bring out one great and interesting video after another!
Hello Know Bodies Full, Thanks for sharing the TH-cam search is bringing you to a video I've done. You're right, you don't see this car today. Thanks for viewing and sharing your knowledge. You're welcome. Thought you'd like to see this one, Lou th-cam.com/video/ziEEAdOezV4/w-d-xo.html
Nice ride, just think back to the late 50s, what a dude you were in that car.
Hi Scott, Happy to read you enjoy this "Nice ride" :-) Lou
My heart skippes a beat everytime i see this year lincoln❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi rwam chubb, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
I saw one exactly like this one when I worked for a grocery store in 1963
Hi Wayne, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
One of my favorites!! I'm very jealous Dennis! Best of luck to him! Absolutely stunning!
I'd drive it every day!
Bit of a "hot rod Lincoln" rumble to it🤙👌
Hi DJ G, Happy to read "One of my favorites!!" :-) Lou
The styling and color choices in the 50s made the best era of Automotive industry that Lincoln is cherry condition
Hi Larry, Happy to share the cars from this era with you, Lou
What a fantastic, beautiful car! I've never seen one like it before. I imagine the air vented in the ceiling was quite innovative at the time
Hi Steve, Happy to read "What a fantastic, beautiful car!" :-) I agree, that air vented ceiling is quite interesting, Lou
Gorgeous Lincoln! Pink! ❤❤
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
Absolutely beautiful automobile
High praise :-)
One of your best Lou! Love the Y Block
High praise Sam :-)
Lou, my neighbor had a '57 just like this one except for huge tail fins. One very strange option was an automatic starter system. It would start for you and be nice and warm in the winter or it would kill the battery trying to fire up. Strange, very strange option. His was Aqua with a white top. He was an older man but very sharp about this car.
Hi Dale, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your neighbors car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Love that Amethyst color!
Happy to read you like this color :-)
It's interesting Dennis says a friend had this same color car in the early sixties. One of our neighbors had this same color scheme on a '56 Lincoln circa 1964. So it brought back some childhood memories.
That engine sounds ferocious! And it looked like it has a padded dash, unusual in '56.
Hi hcombs0104, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your neighbors car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I've always seen the 1956 Lincoln as THE prettiest of all Lincolns.
The 4-V was progressive linkage and under full acceleration, the rear barrels opened which was like dropping into a lower gear.
Hi Jerry, "I've always seen the 1956 Lincoln as THE prettiest of all Lincolns." High praise.
Absolutely spectacular!
High praise :-)
Beautiful car. Thanks for showing it guys.
Hi Donald, Happy to read "Beautiful car" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Hi, Lou! Nothing like having a big ol' pink Lincoln breathe fire in your face to celebrate the 4th! LOL! By the way, if you think this back window is slick, you ought to watch the back window of any 1956 Chrysler Corporation four-door hardtop. You'll definitely want to demonstrate that if you ever get the chance.
Many thanks to you and Dennis for this video Premiere of his new pride and joy! Enjoy the fireworks, and Happy Birthday!
Hi iswc27, Happy to share this fire breathing Lincoln with you. Hoping you see many fireworks and thank you for the Happy Birthday :-) Lou
Stunning and rare. Maybe not beautiful, but it is a time capsule of how life was. And it is still not as ugly as a modern Honduh or Toyoduh!
Hi Carroll, Happy to read you appreciate "Stunning and rare" :-) Lou
Imagine using the same materials in a car today. This car looks as though it's a work of art as well. In my opinion keep all of the computer crap and give me this old school technology any day of the week.
Hi Robert, Happy to read you appreciate this "work of art" :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Lou
Its got a great rear end looks mean Lou keep em coming.
Cheers,Chuck.
Hey Chuck, I'll do my best to keep em coming. Cheers, Lou
Great car Lou!! One of the classics of the 1950s. The Amethyst Pink looks amazing - but the Wisteria (Purple) looks even better!!
Hi Tiger, Happy to read "Great car" :-) My pleasure sharing this car with you, Lou
Awesome, thanks for sharing. Really enjoy your videos.👍🏻
Hi Pat, Happy to read "Awesome" :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Back when America was great, and American manufacturing was unsurpassed. Happy Fourth of July 🇺🇸
Nice :-) Happy 4th of July!
my '56 premiere, 2 dr. hardtop body has a chassis and floor and trunk pan from a 1969 t-bird. the '69 429 engine w/ c-6 auto trans, all 4 wheel coil spring suspension, front power disc brakes and duel master cylinder. the rear wheel openings moved forward 4" to fit the frame, and the rear fenders/fins and trunk lid are shortened 20" to fit the trunk floor of the "69 t-bird.
Hi Timothy, Happy to read you have a fun car too. Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I’ve always have wanted a 56 premier convertible , a friend of our had a white one with a chrome Continental kit. In triple white. These vehicles have the most beautiful tail end
Hi Mark, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Friends car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou P.S. Like this one? th-cam.com/video/ziEEAdOezV4/w-d-xo.html
Great car; thanks to you both.
Hi Steve, Happy to read you enjoy this "Great car" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Nice 67 year old leather interior, smart repaint - kept original exterior color; excellent show. . . :>/
Happy to share this car with you :-)
Hi Lou, a other great car from the US, great show. 👍👍.
Hi Philip, Happy to share this "great car" with you :-) Lou
I retired from working over 30 years from second shift a year ago. Told myself I want to be going to a lot of vintage car shows Monday thru Friday. Yesterday on Monday I was at the car show in Skokie IL and saw this pink beauty. Met Dennis wife chilling in the car while Dennis was getting some steps in. I was wondering what those scoops were and thanks for explaining this in this video. Wasn't able to see the trunk or the engine. I lived in Oak Brook for five years and I know exactly the frontage road along Roosevelt you were cruising on
Hi Mark, Happy to read you saw this car, and knew where we were driving too :-) Good news! Now that you have some time, hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Spectacular!
High praise :-)
Beautiful car ! Should be called Jackie Kennedy Pink !
Nice :-)
Thanks!
Hi Dennis, THANK YOU FOR THE SUPER THANKS. I appreciate your support, Lou
I have the same exact car! I'm about to get the AC dialed in!
NICE!
now that is one HUGE PINK BOAT! could dwarf a pink Cadillac no problem😅
Hi SRT8Driver, Thanks for sharing what you notice, Lou
Скільки різних чудових дрібничок..!Таке цікаве авто! Дякую!
Hi Сергій Шамін, Happy to share this interesting car with you :-) Lou
One of the few cars where I probably like the sedan as much if not more than the hardtop. Amythest is totally appropriate for a 2dr or a covert, but I'm also partial to Wisteria. More conservative on the sedan I think. Love the front door panel treatment - so artistic; jewelry. There were significant mechanical improvements to the 57, but it just wasn't as clean - and the 'canted blades' while probably a market necessity, just didn't quite do it. I always liked the knight's crest logo, tho never knew what its association with Lincoln was. It lasted about 15 years, but then the star motif completely superseded it w/o any real explanation except 'hey, it's a Continental star'. 1956 was so clean - got design awards - that it was high water production mark that would stand until 1969 when the it was surpassed only because of the great success of the Mark III. Unfortunately Lincoln today, through neglect and poor parent comnpany choices is almost irrelevant today and will probably be dropped barring devine intervention. Hard to believe they were nip and tuck with Cadillac production in 1990. Cool car, props to the owner.
Hi Joe, Thanks for sharing your thoughts and the details you notice, Lou
THAT MY BIG BROTHER!!❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
:-)
Happy Independence Day, Lou. Beautiful car.
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) Happy Independance day to you too United City_mc
Cool car, Lou! Great video!😁🛠️👍
Glad you enjoy this car William :-)
Beautiful automobile.
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
Yellow. Good Morning.
Happy 4th of July.
Good Moring Watt Haile, Happy 4th of July, Lou
Very nice!!! 👍👍
:-)
You need to show us his '59 Cadillac too.
Here you go. th-cam.com/video/JyEDN-H0r_A/w-d-xo.html
7:04 Look at the way the brake pedal is suspended from 2 rods that take opposite paths around the steering column; it reminds me a little of the VW type 3 automatics with the brake pedal spanning across the two rods that would have held the brake and clutch on the manual version, though I suspect that by 1956, there wouldn't have been a manual version of this Lincoln. Also note the 2 foot-buttons on the left; the lower one was probably the dimmer. A second button was sometimes added in those days to advance the radio station, but I don't see any indication (8:17) on the radio itself that it has a seek feature. This car had a long hood by today's standards, but it's much shorter than on similar cars of the 1960s and 1970s; it was fashionable at the time to make the hood as short as possible to emphasize the compactness of the V8 engine, relative to the inline engines of the same size.
Hi PC No, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts and what you notice. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
HI AGAIN LOU LIKED THE LINCOLN THE
Hi James, Happy to read you like this car :-) Lou
The way they got those rear windows to go up and down is pretty clever.
If the brochure isn't showing a 4-door hardtop, does that mean that they didn't even produce those? If so, Lincoln missed out on a vital market share
Happy to read he details you enjoy :-)
I always thought the unusual downlighting in the rear over the name was so elegant and modern for that time
Thanks for sharing the details you enjoy.